top | item 38634635 (no title) bufo | 2 years ago Oh yeah I meant io_uring too. Plus Windows copied it so you can implement things very similarly for Windows. discuss order hn newest another2another|2 years ago Thanks for that, had no idea.I've used IO Completion ports on Windows before, and found it to be pretty useful API but I guess this is also a useful addition.Basically no good idea goes uncopied by Microsoft :)https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/ioringap...>Minimum supported client Windows Build 22000Alas I have no idea from that what the lowest version of Windows that supports this API is though. bufo|2 years ago Build 22000 is Windows 10 21H2. adastra22|2 years ago Is there something similar on macOS/iOS? bufo|2 years ago Kqueue! Not the same design or as flexible as io_uring though.
another2another|2 years ago Thanks for that, had no idea.I've used IO Completion ports on Windows before, and found it to be pretty useful API but I guess this is also a useful addition.Basically no good idea goes uncopied by Microsoft :)https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/ioringap...>Minimum supported client Windows Build 22000Alas I have no idea from that what the lowest version of Windows that supports this API is though. bufo|2 years ago Build 22000 is Windows 10 21H2.
adastra22|2 years ago Is there something similar on macOS/iOS? bufo|2 years ago Kqueue! Not the same design or as flexible as io_uring though.
another2another|2 years ago
I've used IO Completion ports on Windows before, and found it to be pretty useful API but I guess this is also a useful addition.
Basically no good idea goes uncopied by Microsoft :)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/ioringap...
>Minimum supported client Windows Build 22000
Alas I have no idea from that what the lowest version of Windows that supports this API is though.
bufo|2 years ago
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bufo|2 years ago